
The classic multi-award winning adventure "Broken Sword - the Shadow of the Templars" returns with glorious 4K visuals and iconic remastered audio, pitching intrepid tourist George Stobbart and fearless journalist Nico Collard into a journey of perilous adventures and ancient conspiracies.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.43/day in the week to Sep 3 → 0.57/day in the week after.
About
Step out onto the streets of Paris in "Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars: Reforged", a substantially enhanced version of the multi-award winning, all-time classic game. Enjoy a globe-spanning story when intrepid tourist George Stobbart and fearless journalist Nico Collard are pitched into a gripping adventure, exploring exotic locations, solving ancient mysteries, and thwarting dark conspiracies to discover the arcane secrets of the Knights Templar.
Whether it's your first time or you're revisiting a beloved classic, get ready to enjoy the masterful “Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars: Reforged!”
Compelling Storyline: Dive into a gripping narrative filled with twists, turns, and unexpected revelations. Join George and Nico as they investigate a trail of mysteries that takes them from the bustling streets of Paris to exotic locales around Europe and the Middle East.
Fully Voice Acted: Lose yourself in the game's atmosphere with fully-voiced dialogue and engaging performances bringing a cast of wonderful, colorful characters to life.
Challenging Puzzles: Put your intellect to the test with thought-provoking puzzles that require observation, deduction, and creativity to solve. From deciphering codes to manipulating objects, every challenge is a step closer to uncovering the arcane secrets.
4K Remastered Visuals: Experience the magic of the original game with enhanced high-definition graphics, bringing the picturesque landscapes, detailed characters, and intricate environments to life in beautiful 4K for the first time ever.
Enhanced Audio: Immerse yourself in the enhanced audio as Revolution delivers the finest, most stunning version of George and Nico's second adventure to date, including the iconic soundtrack from world-acclaimed composer Barrington Pheloung.
Bonus Content: Never-heard-before dialogue restored from original scripts, plus secrets to unlock on game completion...
Contemporary Adventure Gameplay: Discover the joy of a modern adventure style or rediscover the nostalgia of classic point and click - the choice is yours, as you solve puzzles, gather clues, and interact with a colorful cast of characters.
Graphics Toggle: Seamlessly hot swap between original and reforged graphics at any time!
Game Help: Integrated story recap, on demand hints or automatic highlights as you play.
Mouse / Controller / Touchscreen: Switch between three fully supported control styles.
Streamlined Interface: Option Exhaustion, Fast Exit, Walk Assist and Subtitle features, all configurable to your taste.
Autosave / Manual Save: Progress is safely stored automatically but you can also bookmark and relive your favourite moments too.
Dialogue History: Reread the previous conversation to never miss a word.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $29.99 | 1.4Kreviews | 94% | — | $557K |
| $29.99 | 2.7Kratings | 91% | — | not modelled | |
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TLDR: Broken Sword: Shadows of the Templars – Reforged is a nostalgic blast from the past that holds up remarkably well, played here on Steam Deck. Charming, funny, occasionally maddening puzzles, great new visuals, and a story that’s still good fun all these years later. Solid 8/10. Graphics: A big upgrade on the original. The new cut scenes are beautifully rendered and very welcome. There’s a lovely touch where pressing select on the controller flips between the original art design and the new visuals instantly, a nice nod to where the game came from. Story: As good fun as it was when I first played it. George is very much the main hero here, Nico barely gets a look in compared to her role in later entries in the series, something I’d completely forgotten until replaying this. The puzzles range from clever to absolutely ridiculous, but that’s part of the charm. Audio: Music score is pretty good, true to the original, but the music/FX balance feels a little janky and could use a rework. Mechanics: Point and click, and a little fiddly on Steam Deck if I’m honest. Feels like it was designed with mouse and keyboard in mind originally, so a bit more control work for handheld would be welcome. Performance-wise: My only real technical gripe is that audio doesn’t reconnect after resuming from sleep mode on Steam Deck, meaning a full quit and relaunch is needed each time. Not a huge task, but a bit annoying. Length: Not an extensive game, roughly 10-12 hours if you take your time and read everything, but a very enjoyable, leisurely experience throughout. Conclusion: A faithful, lovingly updated remaster that’s charming, funny, and still worth your time. Solid 8/10, mainly for the effort put into bringing it into the modern day.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1.71/day in the week to Jul 20 → 0.5/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Czech, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 111 reviews with recorded playtime.
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When I heard that there's a remake of the first Broken Sword, it flared up a dormant desire inside me to relive the nightmare. I played this way back in college as a dare from one of my friends who lent me the game and called it 'The most boring game' ever created. I slapped it in my Playstation and I was hooked to the story ever since, minus the puzzles. I painstakingly finished the game in 2 months (one month of thinking on how to get past the GOAT in Ireland. That's 30 days, 2 hours a day, before I call it quits and swap to other games <insert Final Fantasy VII, or VIII, or Tomb Raider, or other new games that may come>). At that time, there was no internet yet. Google was created three years after playing this in 97 (but there's already gameFAQs to check, or is there?). So there's no way of cheating your way to solve these point and click games before, but to play and enjoy the tormenting puzzles. I'm just reliving the nostalgia of whacking my brains, try to figure out 'the next thing' to do. Which, by the way, had been my key to a successful career of troubleshooting Network Problems (Information Technology), thanks to these types of games. The game is not for everybody, if you enjoy the feeling of solving puzzles (or have an itch in your brain, whenever you can't figure out, the 'why'), and had mastered thinking and dropping your logic at the same time, then I think you'll enjoy this game. Otherwise, it's just another number statistic in you game list, and never bother opening.
是三十年前的老游戏,steam头图的照骗程度堪比网页右下角小广告 画风和剧情推进方式都太“古朴”了,没有什么至今仍算惊艳的创意,但和所有能保存下来的老物件一样,堆料的扎实程度远超同期同类型作品。
I love that I can show my inventory to everyone I meet. WHy arE yOu shoWiNG mE ThiS nApkIN you fOUnd? Because.
They did a great job updating the graphics but keeping the underlaying menu system, character movement, and audio the same as the original made playing it a struggle. It should not have tried to honor the original's format, but instead tried to modernize it further.
好消息:我等到了遊戲出繁中的一天 壞消息:翻譯得不好,例如在Patrick's酒吧的「吧台揭板/擋板」翻譯做「孵化」 這高低起伏的心情變化 :\
30 years later, this remains one of the very bests point and click ever made. And now it's even better.
I'm a huge fan of old school point and clicks, and the Gabriel Knight series is one of my favorites. Thought this might give me a little of that, but this just isn't in the same ballpark as GK. The characters, when they're not uninteresting and well-trodden stereotypes, are about as interesting as cardboard, especially the main character, who has absolutely no personality aside from occasionally making self-referential "jokes." The story is plodding, with too much time spent where absolutely nothing happens, and when something does happen, it's too brief. In short, it has terrible pacing, even by the standards of the era. The puzzles are almost nonexistent. 95% of the game is talking to NPCs and exhausting every dialog choice. This would be somewhat acceptable if the characters were more interesting, but they are not. This would be acceptable if these characters had anything to say, if there was any insight or worldbuilding in the things they said, but they just simply answer your queries in matter of fact ways until you stumble across the dialog choice that moves the story forward. I suppose they did a decent job with the remaster, but I honestly prefer the old graphics. There's also a weird glitch where the scenes get darker and lighter seemingly at random. Not sure I'll finish this one, it's just very bland. I come to old school point and clicks for the idiosyncratic charm, and this game just has no rizz. They did a perfectly good job remastering this, but it just doesn't hold up. So many other more interesting games from this era that I have yet to play, so I'll probably just move on.
Ich habe das Spiel im Original gefühlt hundertmal gespielt. Hab ich trotzdem Geld ausgegeben um es in hübscherer Grafik zu spielen? (mehr ist wirklich nicht anders) JA! Werde ich es noch hundertmal spielen? Ja!
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